Self Development - Advice - Part 13

      ●  The Transformative Power of Experience

      ●  Perseverance and Expertise in Achieving Business Success

      ●  Nicole's Top Ten for Entrepreneurship

      ●  Purpose Driven Entrepreneurship

      ●  The Role of Confidence in Entrepreneurship

      ●  Embracing Mistakes and Self Discovery in Business

The Transformative Power of Experience

Experience is what we get when we don't get what we want. This experience will transform you into the person you need to be to succeed. Keep going!

Laura Inés Fernández, Founder, Bein Mindset

Perseverance and Expertise in Achieving Business Success

My advice would be to not get discouraged by "no's". Keep pushing! Hone in on your service/ industry, become an expert, get involved with conferences/ communities, invest in technology and people. Most importantly, stay consistent. Small improvements everyday, compound to big results. It took me 7 years to reach 1 mil revenue.

Daniela Ricalis, Founder, D.C. Global Talent Inc.

Nicole's Top Ten for Entrepreneurship

Here is Nicole's Top Ten: 1. Believe in Yourself: The first and most crucial step is to believe in your abilities and your potential. Confidence in your skills and vision will help you navigate the challenges that come your way.  2. Educate Yourself: Continuously seek knowledge and education in your chosen field. Attend workshops, seminars, and courses to enhance your skills and stay updated with industry trends.  3. Find a Mentor: Seek out a mentor who can guide you, offer advice, and share their experiences.   4. Network Actively: Build a strong professional network by attending networking events, conferences, and joining industry associations. Networking can open up opportunities and provide support when needed which is something that helped to catapult my career.  5. Develop Resilience: Entrepreneurship and leadership often come with setbacks and failures. Learn to bounce back from disappointments and view them as learning experiences.  6. Set Clear Goals: Define your short-term and long-term goals. Having clear objectives will keep you focused and motivated as you work towards them.  7. Balance Work and Life: Finding a balance between work and personal life is essential for long-term success and well-being. Prioritise self-care and maintaining a healthy lifestyle. I'm not only an entrepreneur but I'm also a wife, mother and friend. Those things are important to me.  8. Stay Adaptable: Be open to change and willing to adapt to evolving circumstances and market dynamics. Flexibility is a valuable trait in entrepreneurship.  9. Advocate for Yourself: Don't be afraid to speak up for your ideas, your worth, and your rights. Champion your cause and be your own advocate. Don't give up on yourself or your ideas.   10. Embrace Diversity and Inclusion: Promote diversity and inclusion in your workplace and business practices. Embracing diverse perspectives can lead to innovation and broader market appeal. It's important to set the tone for what kind of company you want to have and what kind of leader you want to be.

Nicole Hudson, Founder, Hudson Collective

Purpose-Driven Entrepreneurship

I have SO much to share! Firstly, understand that you always have a purpose. If you're passionate about your endeavour? Do your research. Surround yourself with other individuals in your field, but always be in rooms with people that share a common interest of elevating no matter what business they're in-If you have to of course correct? Do it, as many times as needed. I've intentionally replaced the words failure and mistake with course correction intentionally. You have to modify your thinking when it comes to business. This will instantly motivate you rather than discourage you.

Rae Ashe, Founder, Golden Ink Media & Entertainment Distribution LLC

The Role of Confidence in Entrepreneurship

Confidence is key. Believe in your abilities and have faith in your ideas. Self-confidence will help you overcome challenges and navigate the ups and downs of entrepreneurship.

Archana Singh Rajpurohit (ASR), Founder, ASR Techno

Embracing Mistakes and Self-Discovery in Business

We would tell them that there will be mistakes, own them, and learn from them. We would tell them to sit with themselves, and really know who they are.  We would tell them to ask for help, it's a superpower often untapped. We would tell them to dig deep, and believe in themselves.  We would tell them to realise that their potential is infinite. We would tell them to trust their intuition, always.  We would tell them that no idea is too big.   We would tell them that anything is possible, if they surround themselves with the right community. 💫 And that's what we're here for.

Bryn Carter Brown, Founder, What She Said